Because green lasts longer than red, inducing FOMO and forcing you to invest. Wantonly.

Everyone says:
“Buy red, sell green.”
Cool.

Then why do most people still lose?

Simple:
When it’s red, they think it’s going lower.
When it’s green, they think it’s going higher.

Let me break it down:
You don’t buy just because it’s a red day.
That’s not strategy — that’s guessing.

Not every dip is a discount.
Some are traps.
Some are slow deaths.
Some will go lower.

So how do you know which red day to buy?

Here’s the real strategy:

Zoom out to the weekly timeframe.
That’s where structure lives.
That’s where the market shows its real hand.

Look for:

Levels where price reacted multiple times

Areas rejected or bounced but never closed below

Old resistance that flipped into support

These aren’t random.
They’re where smart money loads.

But even then — don’t guess bottoms.

Wait for confirmation:

Long wicks = buyers stepped in

Weekly close back inside a key level

Volume spike = real interest

Bottoms form when:

Structure holds

Emotion peaks

Most people give up

Not when it feels safe.
When it feels stupid.

So no — you don’t just “buy the dip.”
You buy the reaction.
At real levels.
With real signs of buyers.

Because by the time it looks obvious?
You’ll be:
Too scared,
Too late,
Or already out.

I’m here to make sure my people buy near the bottom.
Not because it’s red —
But because it’s right.

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